Baldwin Republican from Baldwin, Kansas • 8

Our Smallpox. 1 and principal and interest of nuch bonds lobe payable at tho fiscal agency of the State of Kansas in in the city of New Ycrk. lu i i Baldwin is now undergoing an Hhe iw in mis epidemic of smallpox, and whilu all of reports are in circula- Aui! i lie lKiic i subscription is madu, and lion in regard to tho number of cases, yet the number is only eight, and they are all quarantined such bonds issued and delivered at their homes. Of course manv riie yaid railway company, its Docs not want you to forget that they handle New and Second Hand Furni- time ri pr.i successors or assigns shall, build a A. F.KAHAVAV, foUTH lini'Kii, 9 standaid guagu railroad from a point on tho west lino of said township to a point on the east turc, New and Second Hand Cook and Heating: Stoves, Gasoline Stoves and all kinds of Hardware and Tinware, We aim to please, 1:0.

m. Noon Jvxjhvkm llM a. in. lino thereof, and through or near hth imrMi. Afternoon Kxprcss i-AA) in.

hxpross p. in. to the city of Baldwin, and within three-fourths of a mile of the intersection of Eighth and High streets in said with a freight Far jartit'iilard and furUiur infonuu- K3TCHCOCK ft TtlANN. are exposed ind probably there will be more cases, but "the disease is of such mild form that no serious results are expected, in fact if the name of tho disease was changed we don't think there would be any alarm folt at all, Dr. Reed has been appoited by tho board of health to look' after tho several cases.

There is no need of being wared over this matter, and tho authorities are doing all they can, at present, to stop tho spread. Es This True? ii hi I on h. H. A'iit. and passenger depot at said city, that said railroad shall bo built and ready for the operation of en.

FLOriAfiCE V. CUNN, publisher. gines and cars over the same on or We firlanufacture PIAMOS Ono Vunr in Ailvanco before tho inst day of Docember, from Kansas, to a Six Mon! lis 50 point withiu'thirty miles of Kans willbo raniiiil until ur- as City, and operated as a part of a iliTiul ilist'out iuiioJ, through line from Wichita, Kans- ana sen tnem direct to you, saving you the middle man proit, That is how we sell such a beautiful piano for zo little o. Tu iiKiiro cluuio of u1h copy tuiftl bo lliimillii'o liy Wt'ilntindiiy iumui. Ui'City, Missouri, before said date: money.

Pianos for rent; Pianos sold on very easy payments. Write for catalogue and prices. Publislioil ovury Friday nt HiiMvjn, Jijntortsd as HtH'tnnl chi.s.s mail mutter jit llmBaUlwin l'o4 Ollloo, The Kansas City Star is soliei. tuous about Congressman Bower, sock and says he is having no end of trouble. Such is not the case, While thero are 'mora aspirants than can be appointed and while Mr.

Howersoek hates in turn any deserving man down he is doing his duty as ho gets to it. For some reason fights woro started in some places months before a vacancy could occur. These have made some slight trouble but it is not serious. Bowersock is handling tho patron ago in a mar. ii -til ii i D25-027 MASS, KANSAS.

that when said railroad is con-structed and in operation from Wichita, Kansas to a po'int within thirty miles of Kansas City, Kans, as or Kansas City, Missouri, and operated by running through trains from Wiehita to Kansas City over iid railroad so to be built front A'iehitatoa point within thirty nibs of gajd Kansas City, and to Kansas City, Kansas or iCansas City, Missomi over a road lie built by the Kansas City, Tho proposition that Palmyra Hyde's lownslup, Douglas County, Kansas, aid the Kansas City. Mexico Orient Railway by subscribing to iis capital stuck and issuing th bunds of said township therefor. Pq tho Honorable Board of Conn, ty Commissioners, of Douglas County, State of Kansas; Insomuch as The Kansas City, Mexico Orient Railway Ooin-pany, its, successors or assigns, or over a road of some other railroad Cheapest supply house in the city. Handle all kinds of Hardware, Tinware, Stoves New and Secondhand; also carry a Mezico Orient a iin of Groceries, Repair shop in connection. Do all kinds pf nor that will leave the party in good shape.

In every instance ho has endeavored to learn what tho republicans wanted. His efforts have not been directod to building up a Bowersock machine but a republican organization that would be worth s( mething to the partv and the state, Lawrence World, corporation, duly organized repairing, existing under and by virtue of Slorti) Ijigl) Street. company, tho bonds of said township 1o the amount aforesaid shad io issued and delivered, and that mi no event shall any af said bonds lie issued and delivered until th aid railway company, its successors, or assigns, shall have constructed and put in operation hrough said county of )oiglas a standard guago railroad, and shall the laws of tho Stato of Kansas, proposed to construct a line of railway into and through the county of Douglas, and into and through Palmyra township, in said Douglas county, in tho Slate of Kansas the undersigned, being We Jtim to Carry Everything in School Report. Foport of Prairie City Distrh Uie Srocerif oCine, more than two-fifths of tho resi have constructed its freight and M. tor tho inohtli ending Oct.

dent tax payers of said Palmyra passenger depot at the city of Bald-1 11. Lnrollinent We pay the ihlghcst market price for products of the farmer. Our motto is, "Live and Let live. Give us a trial and vc 'IS. Average, of tardiness, tendance, -U.

promise, to give you value received, township, respect fuily petition your Honorable Board, to call a special election in said township, at as early a date as practicable and legal, and at tfuch special elec 1. Those neither abaent nor tan'y are: Ki hel Butler. Myrtle Barge Ocla Coaltrane, Klva Clark, Ben- fc. M. jS'ti' -tJr -nir r.i nio iraneis, aaa una imura Tnis space is reserved fi)r Ik AKE, Davidson, Jessie, Netia, and Dick Gilliland, Blva Hartley.

Carl Halli. day, Chostor Tracy and Ada Hor-ton, Deloven Johnson, Hallie Morgan, Bessie Newton, Myrtle, Sampson and Mable Porter, Delia Sowers, Jesse Thompson, Helen Van Keuren, Harper Warner-Marvel Wadeh Visitors vura Elwell Teacher. win. And we further respectfully petit ion that such special election be called and hold couifoitably to and as provided by the laws of the Slate of Kansas applicable thereto, and that said subscript ion lie made and said bonds issued in accordance with (he laws of Kansas, chapter 107 of the laws of 187(5 and the fcts ajnaudatory thbroto, all contained in article 2, chrtptor 70 of the General Statutes of said state, compiled under the authority of chapter l.Ti of the session lawt of said stato of 1S97, and that the form of ballots to bo used at such election shall be prepared, printed and issued as requ'trod by law, and shall have printed thereon for the purpose of submitting said proposition, all instructions and other matter required by law, and the following language: Shall the, following be adopted? The proposition that Palmyra Oldest esiaWisbed Grocer in Ij.aldwin. Seventeen years in business v' x.

y. v' tion to submit to the )ual if led voters of said township a proposition that said township subscribe for twenty-two thousand dollars of the capital stock of Tho Kansas City, Mexico Orient Rkilway Company, said capital stock to bo one-half common and one-half preferred, and to issue the bonds of said township in like amount' of twenty-lwo -thousand dollars, (22,000.00) in payment of said subscription, which said subscription and the bonds to be- issued in payment therof4 shall not exceed fifteen thousand dollars, and fivo per cent, additional of the assessed value, 'of tho. property of said township, and in no case shall the total amount of county, township and city aid to said Railway i Company exceed two thousand dollars per mile for each mile of rail T0NS0R1AL PARLOR. For up-to-date hair cuts and good easy shaves and cortetms treatment call on Santa Fe Rates. township, 'Douglas County, and 7 Kansas City, Oct.

5th to 12; returning Oct, 14, Rate one fare, for round trip. Fall festivities. Kansas City, Oct. 18 to return Oct, 28. Rate one and one third fare.

Knusas. City Horse. shou Ottawa Oct. 22 to 25, Rate one, and one-third fare, Annual convention W- of Kansas, Wichita. 9 to 13; return Oct, 18 Rate one fare.

as aid tho Kansas, City, Mexico Orient Railway Company by sub, scribing to its capital stock and issuing the bond? of said towusjiip in, payment' thejefor. 1 ri Pi'esh Moats, Cured Meatst Lard, etc, Cash paid for Hides. Yes No PHYSICIAN fttut SURGEON, ForSale Mrs, D. Reed, TRAIN EI) NU RSE, aaduate of Christ Hospital Topeka, BALDWIN, KANS road constructed in Douglas county; that said bonds shall be. each of the.

denomination of five hundred dollars ($500.00) and numbered from! 'to ii inclusive, each payable to the said Kansas City, Mexico Orient Railway Company or bearer, twenty years after date, redeemable, however, at the pleasure of tho Board of County Commissioners of said county, at any time after ten years from the date of their issue, and each bond bearing interest at tho rate of four (4) percent, por annum, and tho interest accruing for each year to be paid semi-annually, with interest coupons attached to said bonds for each installment of said interest, payable on the first days, pf January and July of each, var. Gunn, Holjiday for real Office at G. Goodwin's real estate office. KAN. BALDWIN, Three open buggies, three carts the above, is suitable for three or-four children to ride to school and will be sold very cheap one top, buggy, nearly new; one first-class, carriage, one canopy top one spring wagon, farm wagon one set single harness, fence ma chine, incubator all in running oiy der.

Geo. 1 Tho old maplo tree which stood before the post office, was taken out root and branch by our city dads Wednesday. Why not cutout all the trees in tho city and have a nice prairie town. Shade trees are only good to. be, cut down any wny.

1 Tho B. U. opens Octobor 30th, Thomas Dixon $vnd his famous lecture on "Backbone." Miss it you rob your- John A. C. will make the fall season at my barn, commencing 7th 1901.

John A. C. is a black jack with mealy points, he has proven his power as great John Walton..